February 7th, 2010

Sunday Sleaze

Sunday Sleaze
The Taxpayers’ Alliance has calculated that the three Labour MPs charged with theft from the taxpayers; Jim Devine, David Chaytor and Elliot Morley, will share between them a pay-off totalling £151,552 come election day.  They will also get generous gold-plated pensions. This is an outrageous piss-take.

Given that they are unlikely to have their day in Court before election day, the House of Commons should pass a resolution that any member facing criminal charges for financial impropriety should have payment of resettlement grants and pensions suspended until the result of the charges are known.  If found guilty they should lose all their pension rights.  They will still be drawing their parliamentary pay every month in any event.

This is what would happen to a servicemen or police officer who was found guilty of gross misconduct.  It would be bordering on obscene to expect the victims of the crime – taxpayers – to pay hundreds of thousands to those convicted of thieving from them.  Guido completely accepts the principle that these three are presumed innocent until proven guilty, but can see no legal reason why the payments can not be suspended until the Courts have resolved the issue.

Is there not one good MP who will put a motion to this effect before the House?


565 Comments

  1. 1
    barefootcontessa says:

    Ot, Alistair Campbell skewered by Andy Marr this am, a delicious moment.

    • 4
      Military Police (MP) says:

      This is what would happen to a police officer who was found guilty of gross misconduct.

      The same applies to service personnel plus time in a military prison.

    • 20
      Walpole says:

      Pity the dog didn’t attack

      • 52
        SORROW says:

        HELLMAND 2009

        The air is thick with dust and flame, who started this? Who is to blame?
        Shells and rockets rake the field yet neither side is like to yield
        There’s no retreat, no going back, just blindly forward in attack
        Men are wounded. Men lose limbs. And those who die we praise with hymns
        Or stand to hear the lesson read, yet nothings changed, THESE MEN ARE DEAD

        We strive to bring their bodies back in boxes draped in union jack
        They’ve paid the price and given all but their pay is stopped from when they fall
        These fathers’ lovers’ brothers sons have fallen to each other’s guns
        Do politicians really care, they might if they were fighting there
        They praise all those who serve our nation yet try to cut their compensation

        It’s never those whom nations lead get stuck in hell to die or bleed
        They just cajole our sons and brothers to go to war and murder others
        Both sides’ young men fall for the trick. Greed, religion, politic
        That foreign Johnny turban clad is really just an Afghan lad
        Who with religious hatred filled joined the fray was quickly killed

        Likewise the lad in kaki gear is just a lad from over here.
        Courageous, patriotic, smart he volunteers to play his part
        He leaves behind his child and wife and goes abroad to lose his life
        The Commons reads his name aloud saying that we should be proud
        Should we be proud when we’re to blame

        NO WE SHOULD HANG OUR HEADS IN SHAME

        • 84
          you weep if you want to says:

          and its just been anounced there is to be a massive offensive sigh more to come methinks

          • The Element of Surprise ...whats that ? says:

            Some bright spark has also thought it wise to announce to the Taliban before hand what is about to happen.

          • Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

            Some bright spark has also thought it wise to announce to the Taliban before hand what is about to happen

            Unflukinbelivable, words fail me, strategy…

          • Mr Ned says:

            They have to give their own Al Qaeda assets a heads up to make themselves scarce when the shit hits the fan.

            Then they can re-appear after the onslaught to continue fighting.

            I mean, think how much in profits would be lost to the weapons manufacturers if we ever won this war? They need the war to continue to keep the inventory moving. They also have product life-cycle to think about.

        • 130
          pissed off voter says:

          applaud

        • 166
          Roger Rigid says:

          “It’s never those whom nations lead get stuck in hell to die or bleed
          They just cajole our sons and brothers to go to war and murder others”

          Absobloodylutley right, any countries worst enemy is it’s own government!

        • 276
          Dick Sniffin(real gay fuckwit) says:

          by “offensive” do they mean throwing taxpayers money at them again?

          the soldiers will be forced to shout “are you the good Taliban?” and if they answer yes they throw money at them and if they shout no they shoot

          at least five more years of this brilliant war to go
          it’s going splendidly

    • 22
      La' says:

      Contessa,
      campbell has no answers left apart fom his standard ‘Tonys one of the good guys’

      The latest pr strategy is obviously to go for the sympathy vote, hence organising Brown to be interviewed by Piers Morgan

      • 42
        Susie says:

        Well I for one am reserving my sympathy for the lads who died, the hundreds of thousands of civilians who’ve died and Dr. Kelly who died and all the people who have to carry on in the knowledge that their loved ones died to bolster these vain, ambitious and mendacious men hang onto power.

        Damn them to hell.

        • 100
          Fifer Pig says:

          Corpse chasing troll.

        • 152
          pissed off voter says:

          I believe the details of Dr Kelly’s death would expose much about Iraq but Chilcot won’t touuch it, the media are ominously silent on it. Wjat possible reason for suppressing this information? If Dr Kelly did not commit suicide then how did he die? who is disadvantaged by such information becoming public? If you want Blair and co to experience justice for the first time in their lives then the path is the death of Dr Kelly.

          • rick says:

            Just one thing puzzles me: why aren’t Dr. Kelly’s family making more of a fuss? Do they accept the Government line – or is pressure being applied?

          • I am hurt, pause, I am hurt, pause. Now what were you saying? says:

            A deal must have been done. There is more than Dr Kelly in the cupboard. Will all be re-written for posterity and profit

          • albacore says:

            What possible reason, indeed?
            Maybe Dr Kelly was actually killed by vampires.
            This hypothesis explains the huge loss of blood from an insignificant wound and the total secrecy over an inquest.
            The powers that be would naturally need to suppress the truth so as to prevent widespread panic and Pandemonium.
            Yeah, right – but can anybody offer a more plausible vindication of the extraordinary censorship?

          • Sir Liam Donaldson says:

            The pandemic H1N1 (2009) influenza vaccine continues to provide vital protection against vampires.

      • 227
        Anonymous says:

        Piers Morgan,remind me why that phuck was phucked off from the mirror

        • 437
          Don't forget the Olympics still need paying for says:

          Not sure why TV execs start ‘The Most Hated person currently on British television’ phone-in with 1st & 2nd seed contenders , I tought they were meant to meet in the final

      • 357
        Mr Ned says:

        The only tears I want to see are the their tears when they are led from the dock to begin a very short prison sentence before their appointment with a hangman.

        Brown crying over the death of his daughter? SI would not be at all surprised if she was only bred to be used for sex anyway. The man has not shed a single tear for the thousands of children ripped to bits by shrapnel or burned by White Phosphorous or deformed by depleted uranium due to his orders.

        To use the death of his daughter to try to go for the sympathy vote this close to a general election is really sick. The man is a filthy, perverted sick fuck and deserves to die slowly, many times over.

      • 390
        Gordo`s cleaner pass me another strawberry daquari says:

        and cry what a FALSE TOSSER

      • 493
        Gordo`s cleaner pass me another strawberry daquari says:

        what do you mean Tony might not be a stand up guy never, he can open any tesco he likes for me oh and 100,000 K

    • 29
      I am hurt, pause, I am hurt, pause. Now what were you saying? says:

      It is all just a part of the carefully orchestrated campaign to strengthen the resolve of the 30%. Brown tears are the same. It has worked before. In hardening the resolve of the 30% it is bound to strengthen the reaction from ‘the dark side’ of the electorate.

      • 48
        Tesco Is Total Shite says:

        Let’s trumpet Broon’s secret £50,000 slush fund until The Grauniad isn’t the only paper in the land covering this scandal. I’ve written to the Beeb twice, with no response, of course. This is precisely the kind of cover-up that Guido is here to expose. Shout it loud, folks, and shout it often. Let’s get our unelected PM INTO COURT alongside Devine et al.

        • 87
          Gordon Mr 10% + £50,000 Brown says:

          £50,000 slush fund?

          I know nothing about what you’re taking about
          about

        • 216
          The start of McPolitics says:

          Tescopoly is total shite, you are the new woolen mills and I claim my reward points!

    • 39
      Another PR stunt to try to restore confidenc,WELL IT WONT FOOL ANYONE says:

      CONTRITION IS THE NEW SPIN

    • 63
      Mike Litorus says:

      Misfeasance in public office!

      http://www.parliament.uk/commons/lib/research/briefings/snpc-04909.pdf

      Nail them up!

      • 104
        Derek Draper says:

        Campbell is wallowing in the self pity of one who has a chronic case of advanced self loathing. A result for the third rate novelist,retired pornographer, alcoholic, bully boy with severe mental problems.

        • 138
          The big D says:

          With powers of prediction that allowed him to return from holiday in France before the “suicide” of a government scientist was announced.

    • 133
      The big D says:

      I think not. More a carefully orchestrated appeal to the sympathy vote. Labour’s new strategy. You forget you were watching that on the BBC; nothing is broadcast that would harm Labour. Ever.

      • 219
        Alki Campbell the stool of NuLabia says:

        repeated every 20 minutes or so on Sky, already warning of Brown smears live on TV next week

    • 143
      Up sh1t creek says:

      Boo hoo, New Labour’s latest attempt for votes is the sympathy vote. Look, those useless reporters asking real easy questions are picking on us and making us cry. Boo hoo!

      Next will be Brown and his despicable performance for a sympathy vote.

      • 162
        Anonymous says:

        It’s all about HIM!!! Truly bottom feeding pond life!!!

        • 297
          the tears of a warcriminal says:

          send him and Blair to the Hague to face charges on War Crimes

          then send the 52% of piggy MPs and the cheating Lords to court
          not just the 4 most stupid thieves

          if the 4 get charged the public will be outraged that the rest got away with it and if they don’t get charged the public will be outraged that they all got away with it

          Piggy MP’s have dug their own graves

        • 310
          "I don't think people are interested in the truth" says:

          you would fucking know you war-criminal lying bastard

          didn’t see you this upset when Kelly was found dead cun’t

      • 172
        Steve Expat says:

        Boo fucking hoo, lying Hoon!

        • 240
          Roger Rigid says:

          He’s not RADA trained and it shows, he looked absolutely ridiculous, a quick switch-on and off again, so false, I’ll give him sympathy, füçķ off ya çüńţ!!!!

          • Ronnie McDonnie says:

            That was a pretty piss poor acting performance. Campbell is an utter c/nt. In the words of a character from the film Broadcast News, “I certainly hope he dies soon.”

          • sinosimon says:

            to be honest it didn’t look like bad acting to me…..it bears all the hallmarks of an incipient panic attack…which he is now trying to pass off as something alse becasue he doesn’t want to admit he is stepping back into the straitjacket……..

          • Tracks of my tears says:

            The only panic attack he had was forgetting how to get tears on-queue.

      • 192

        As Private Eye said..
        This country needs to spend a lot more on Alzheimer’s research. Here is an example of a relatively young man who cannot accurately recall events of even just a few years ago.

      • 195
        Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

        Larf, hysterical!

        He was weeping because nobody had powdered his nose!

        No nose twitching and sniffing, no regular touches to the side of the nose, no manic ego invincability.

        Camorn and Ozzy may be pathetic, but these guys DO NOT have a nose problem!

      • 204
        Bang Wallop Smash says:

        A candidate for a baseball bat to meet his ugly poisonous head.

        • 225
          john in cheshire says:

          I agree, the man needs to be eviscerated, in public and made to eat his own heart. The piece of shit that he is.

      • 497
        Gordo`s cleaner pass me another strawberry daquari says:

        Just watched AC it is a shame for him he`s been through a lot with the inquiry and all the questions what a shame HOW ABOUT THE FAMILIES OF THE 600,000 DEAD AND ALL THE MAIMED AND WOUNDED YOU FUCKING WANKER GO AND DIE YOU MAGGOT
        also he says people are not interested in the truth WHEN HAVE LIEBOUR EVER BEEN BOTHERED WITH THR TRUTH MY GOD THIS MAN MAKES ME SICK SICK SICK

    • 176
      Auntie Flo' says:

      Campbell cried, I note, just as Brown is said to have cried during his Piers Morgan interview. Blair’s the next blubber, I imagine

      Did Brown, Blair and Campbell weep public tears for Dr David Kelly or the countless innocents who lost their lives as a result of their groundless invasion of Iraq? No.

      Evidence to Chilcott – whatever Chilcott reports – has exposed them in public for dragging us into a war on the basis of lies.

      Little wonder zanulabbers are crying: for themselves.

    • 382
      Gordo`s cleaner pass me another strawberry daquari says:

      Having just seen it and poor ol Al fight back the tears this with Gordo reported to cry in his piece o shite sorry I mean Piers Morgan interview could this be a new Liebour tactic CRY ON CAMERA get the wishy washy vote or am I just an old fool what do you think.Just rember GB will stop at NOTHING or stoop to any LOW to cling on, bring on Chilcot that will see the twat off he can`t handle pressure I say he gets up and walks out that would be nice

    • 398
      Up sh1t creek says:

      Alastair Campbell has another interview, but resists having a fake cry. Boulton wanted to slap Campbell.

    • 415
      Brownbadger says:

      Ner, all acting on Campbell’s part, he even wrote the script!

      This was the follow-up to Piss Morgan’s carefully directed (by Campbell) interview with Brown.

      Brown should weep on television, but not for his daughter. He should weep for all those soldiers that he sent to their deaths without the necessary equipment to protect them….and for the airmen he also killed.

      What a sicko, using his daughter’s death to try and get the sympathy vote in the election.

  2. 2
    HMRC's Bleeding Stone says:

    “Is there not one good MP who will put a motion to this effect before the House?”

    No need for the words after “MP”, but if we lived in a democracy, this would get my vote

    • 5
      Ask me one on sport says:

      That’s an easy one. NO.

    • 8
      Fifer Pig says:

      Blow their house down.

    • 77
      REEVO says:

      I’m not holding my breath because, despite their protestations MP’s are “in the game” for themselves.

      The MP’s credo is to keep your head down, do as little as possible and to quietly suck as much cash and benefit out of the system as they can.

      I have no truck with any of them; there was plenty of opportunity many years ago for MP’s to “kick up a stink about the “Rotten Parliament” expenses, lobbying and a host of other dubious practices, but true to form they were not queuing up to do so.

      Despite all, the majority of MP’s still feel aggrieved and hard done by so, they huddle together like worried sheep happy to see their colleagues savaged as long as its not them, indeed this takes the spotlight off their own misdeeds.

      These are the people that so badly need your consent at the next election to stick it to you with more of the same.

      Don’t expect them to give a toss about much at all other than survival after you have voted, believe me they won’t, they really won’t!

    • 155
      Steve Expat says:

      Carswell? He seems to have more of a conscience than most of them – although it would probably be better if it were a Labour MP.

      Don’t want to face accusations of party politics from the red team now, do we…

  3. 2
    roystonvasey says:

    When will the political class realise they are there to serve us, not forever look for ways to help themselves?

  4. 6

    “Is there not one good MP who will put a motion to this effect before the House?”

    I’d say yes, in exchange for an immunity deal from the CPS.

  5. 9
    The Dirty Rat says:

    FFS. don’t ask Gordon, he has enough on his plate and is still very upset since his interview with Mr P. Morgan.

  6. 10
    Lying Al Campbell's media strategy: Let's all cry to show the proles we're not hate filled bullies says:

    Just who could have elected an imbecilic, barely literate, fiddlin’, obese Scotch half-wit, such as Jim Devine?

    Oh yes of course, other imbecilic, barely literate, fiddlin’, obese, Scotch half-wits.

    I am beside meself in anticipation of the glorious day when the Scotch re-elect a hate filled, maladroit, lying, bullying, spendaholic, Scotch PM to rule over the decent hard working, law abiding, English.

    • 36
      V for Vendetta says:

      of course, we should all shudder when considering these half wits poring over complex legislation….oh sorry no need. Requirement is:

      1. Respond to pager
      2. Vote as instructed

      This means we have been governed by Pavlov’s dogs for 13 years. No,I retract that – the dogs would have done a better job.

    • 56

      Thing is, if you’re a Jock, a Jihadi or a jobless jackanapes then voting for these arseholes is actually the rational short-term choice.

      I read that Harpy Harridan has been spinning the Married Couples Allowance as a “John Terry tax”, implying that rich footballers who can’t keep their pants on might be the main beneficiaries of such a measure. I know she’s nearly 60 and not wearing too well, but she really must be desperate if she’s jumping on that bandwagon.

      • 122
        Anonymous says:

        I had no idea Harman was a jock ? Must be since you think its nationality which is the problem . Or maybe its just you are a knuckledragging fat balding football hooligan from Englandshire ?

        • 165

          I’m actually a miserable Welsh bastard, and where did I imply that Hatesmen was a jock?

          Thing is, some people are too fucking sensitive about their second-class racial origins. Back to your Buckfast, bonnie lad!

          • Anonymous says:

            Quote “Thing is, if your a Jock…”

            You fucking imbicille you cant even understand your own fuckwitted statements. Now answer this one, now think hard Mr Shit for Brains .

            Was it The Scots or The English who voted for Harman ? Would you like me to repeat the question or Draw you pictures ?

            If you can have a stab at that question heres another.

            Around 4/5th of the Cabinet are English, now did they get elected into English or Scottish Constituencies?

            Think hard, now and if you answer that heres one more.

            If we were not to count any scottish seats from the last election. Would the Government have been conservative or would Labour still have won the election ?

            Careful now, dont let uninformed predudice get in the way of rational thought here.

            Ok now what can you conclude about these answers ?

            I appreciate thats a difficult issue for you but tell me what you think.

          • Ooh – touchy are you?

            Admittedly, adding the Harman comment after some of my preferred anti-Scottish prejudices may have confused the small of mind (it obviously did, given your shrill response), but then again she will have garnered quite a few votes from both jihadis and jobless jackanapes in her constituency, so perhaps you’re just being oversensitive.

            If a fifth of this disgusting cabinet are Jocks, that’s a disgusting overrepresentation of the illiterate and feckless by anyone’s standards – any comment?

            Getting the scrounging Scots out of Parliament may not have returned a Tory government, but then as a cynic who hates all politicians I wouldn’t necessarily be any kinder to the Tories.

            And it’s spelt ‘imbecile’, by the way – as you would know were your doctor not dyslexic.

            Now please fuck off back to your park bench, you poor excuse for a troll.

          • Getting the scrounging Scots out of Parliament says:

          • Getting the scrounging Scots out of Parliament says:

          • Anonymous says:

            You jump on a typo to avoid the fact that the answers to these questions reveal you are in fact an arsehole who is hell bent on Blaming all the evils of the moment on someones nationality. You would have fitted in well in Nazi Germany where it was all the fault of the Jews. I imagine you would have no problem in loading up the cattle trucks if required.

            As for your pathetic and immature accusation that I am a troll simply shows you up for the shallow fuckwit that you are.

            I hate this Government and its left wing nonsense.
            I see the problem lies in the ideology which it preaches. I do not belive it has anything to do with Nationality. You do that is why you are an arsehole and always will be one. Has your wife left you yet? I bet she has, hasnt she !

          • It always helps to read the whole of a sentence…
            Thing is, if you’re a Jock,a Jihadi or a jobless jackanapes then voting for these arseholes is actually the rational short-term choice.

          • Kings Heath Lad says:

            On a lighter note hows the 6 nations going lads?

          • Dear anonytwat.

            1. Consider yourself Godwinned – shame on you.

            2. My wife died a little more than a year ago, so kindly fuck off and die.

            3. At least ‘les Bleus’ cheered me up this afternoon – I look forward to watching Wales utterly thrash the Buckfast XV next weekend.

    • 74
      Another mad Fife git says:

      Where do you want me to put my cross…?

    • 118
      Anonymous says:

      You can have Harman and her Hubby rule over you Nigel.

  7. 11
    Nick2 says:

    Apparently the Tory peer who’s going to be charged has had the whip withdrawn. Why has Labour not similarly distanced themselves from the three thieving MPs from their party?

    If they think that the least painful path is to see whether the Parliamentary immunity defence works then they must be mad – the longer the party supports/tolerates them, the dirtier it will (rightfully) be appear to the electorate.

    What’s most galling IMO is that none of the high profile Labour politicians who’ve enriched themselves by £100,000s will be diciplined, tried, punished (by the courts) or even be made to repay the money!

    • 14
      Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

      Bullies pick on the weak, not the strong.

      If the attacked the worst criminals they would be putting themselves in the dock.

      So glad that I dropped out 40 years ago!

    • 18
      The IMF is coming says:

      Dale reporting that Labor party solicitor is advising them

    • 38
      V for Vendetta says:

      Yes,what did happen top Gordon’s star chamber?

    • 88
      Tesco Is Total Shite says:

      That’s what socialism IS – enriching the ruling classes at the expense of productive underclasses. Marx never met Callaghan or Bliar or Broon. Socialists want to believe wealth can be created by regulation and by printing money. Quantitative easing, anyone? All they do is create more poverty, except for the ruling socialists, that is. They NEED a permanent underclass to keep social workers in government jobs and KEEP GORDON FUCKING BROON IN OFFICE.

      • 127
        Enriching oneself on the back of hard working families says:

        Good Sir Socialism as with The Law is for The Little People.

  8. 12
    Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

    The whole reason that the west is heading towards chaos is because there are so few people who are actually prepared to actually turn their big words into big actions.

    Why?

    You very quickly become an outcaste, a dangerous person to mix with. The one who actually goes with the real flow instead of swimming against it as the vast majority do!

    Big G, you are doing good work!

    Blessings on you and yours!

  9. 13
    oldrightie says:

    You very quickly become an outcast, a dangerous person to mix with.

    OR knows that feeling!

  10. 15
    Walpole says:

    I’d ask mine. Oh No I can’t he had his hand in the till too

  11. 16
    The Dirty Rat says:

    OT. Blair assists with election – Slotgob being considered for peerage!

    • 23
      The IMF is coming says:

      Morgan and Brown. Surely the worst TV programme ever? How do they get away with it. Campbell and Brown, crying on TV, coincidence?

      • 32
        Max the Impaler says:

        This pair make me cry every fucking day.

      • 47
        TONY BENN'S WILL says:

        they make films, they make interviews ! editing, rehearsing ,selected audience big salary for the interviewer,it’s so easy.

      • 54
        .243 Win says:

        Utterly cynical.

        While the press seem to be buying into the “Poor Gordon, poor Bad Al, we’re all victims” narrative, a quick look down the comments section shows that no-one out in the world believes a word of it.

      • 83
        The Tears of a Clown says:

        Our Pariah, which art in Downing Street,

        Hated be thy name.

        Thy government come,

        Our Nation’s wealth go, in 2010 as in the 1970’s.

        Give us this day our crocodile tears

        And forgive us our tirading against those who tyrannise against us

        And lead us not into another term of office,

        But deliver us from evil

        For thine is the catastrophe, the penury and the gloom

        For ever and ever. Amen.

    • 53
      • 80
        GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

        So this is the reason that Blair is going to help Brown with his erection err election to install Slotgob in the Lords
        Well Even if she and her big Gob do get into the Lords When Judgement day comes
        and she tries to get the lords to block husband Tony’s Extradition to the Hague I dont think she’ll pull it off

        • 123
          Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

          Indeedy doodaa, GBsyndro.

          Tone the Toff got double crossed by the EU so he has done a deal with Gordum to obtain an important title. Gordum, a man with a moral compass, a man of his word, will do the right thing, because it is what the people of Great Britney want.

          These people are IMPORTANT and must be seen to be so.

          Pass the sick bag!

        • 510
          Anonymous says:

          Wait a minute new Liebour want Tony Bliar to help with the campaign you couldn`t make it up probably the most hated man in Britain (nxt to Gordoom) call me Dave must be pissing his pants with laughter,I do love New Liebour always good for a laugh

      • 136
        Lil Olmey says:

        Lady Slotgob ???? Aaarrgh !!!!!

      • 141
        Sarah Brwons Twitter page is a fake says:

        Why the surprise, Nepotism is what Labour do best.

  12. 17
    Dildo Baggins says:

    If these theiving lying bastards keep it up I reckon theres going to be a lynch mob sooner or later

    • 95
      tazer lover says:

      move along here move along nothing to see bash sizzle

      • 186
        Moley says:

        The first time that the police use Tasers on a crowd of protesters will mark a watershed.

        It will be an outright decaration of war by the Government on the people.

        The result will be that the police and army will be forced to decide which side they are on, and the public will know for certain that they are engaged in a fight to the death with the Government, for their freedom.

        A situation better avoided.

        • 208
          Soon to be gone - the Brown tyranny says:

          I am ready to die to rid this country of Brown.

          Let’s riot.

        • 241
          Sage says:

          A situation better avoided
          but coming all the same

        • 266
          Nick2 says:

          They probably won’t use tazers (unless the shotgun rounds) but I’m expecting to see the US van mounted sonic weapons to make an appearance over here. Focussed, long range, nobody actually clubs a protester over the head… but they’re still left vomiting on their knees.

          When they’re deployed in the UK we’ll really have passed a threshold…

        • 298

          “When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.”

          • Street walker says:

            Ready for the time,O-H.

            Mid ’40′s
            Unemployed for first time in 26 yrs
            Kid’s University fees to come
            No police visible – in fact just call a freephone number if you have any worries
            Economy screwed rigid

            Now ready to the to the streets and do battle with Brown’s SPG thugs.

        • 475
          Dildo Baggins says:

          Most of the Police and Army wont be on the politicians side I suspect. At least not the frontline troops in both blue and khaki.

    • 498
      Defender of Justice says:

      “WHEN INJUSTICE BECOMES LAW, RESISTANCE BECOMES DUTY”

  13. 19
    Gordon Brown Stuff says:

    I’m here to steal your pensions, not ours.

    I admit it….I’m best at being a Number 2.

  14. 25
    Those days are gone says:

    And they still want to have elections. Ha ha ha ha ha ha

  15. 26
    Colly Wobbler says:

    Guido, they’re not “innocent until proven guilty”, they’re “presumed innocent…”. Proving them guilty doesn’t change their state from innocent, it removes the presumption that they’re innocent.

  16. 27
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    I thought the Daily Mail was a Tory supporting newspaper? The Mail-on-Sunday appears to disagree:

    “Gordon Brown wept in public this weekend”

    “Mr Brown’s wife Sarah…….also sobbed in an extraordinary display of emotion”

    “It was so moving, some of the audience were close to tears as well”

    Didn’t Gordon Brown claim that he wasn’t going to use his family as props?

    • 40
      ShoutsAtTVwhenGordo'sOn says:

      ..You’re not suggesting that he’s been telling lies again?

      I think the problem is that the right-of-centre Newspapers are getting more than a bit bored, waiting for this long-overdue General Election.

      But I really will despair with this Country if the fat oaf isn’t thrown off the premises when the vote has been collected and counted

    • 43
      The Wail-on-Sunday says:

      The MoS fails to report how many in the audience vomited.

    • 46
      Cheese Lover says:

      And Campbell is reported to have broken down on the Marr thing.
      What a vile lot they are.

      • 81
        Hang The Bastards says:

        Campbell was like a rabbit caught in the headlights.

        Marr put the question well to him & cut off all his lie-routes.

        The lying fucker had nowhere to go & that was the moment we all saw that the Hunt was a liar !

        • 151
          Anonymous says:

          Exactly, Andrew Marr got to the whole nub of the issue and that is What was the intelligence basis for claiming that Saddams possession of WMD’d was “beyond doubt” ?

          Note not “Suspected” or “possible”" or even probable” or even as Marr incorrectly stated beyond “reasonable” doubt but Beyond Doubt. That means certaintity.

          Campbell couldn’t answer that question when asked it at chillcot and cannot answer it today.

          Unless they can produce a basis for making this claim using the phrase “Beyond Doubt” then one can only conclude that Blair, aided and abbeted by whoever helped draft that phrase misled Parliament.

          The truth is they took a gamble and it failed.

          He is now learning that sexing up a dossier to be put before parliament is a far more serious matter than gilding the lily for a front page headline.

      • 101
        slippery snake al says:

        trusssssssst in me jussssst in me

      • 145
        michael says:

        one can see tears fall on eastenders every night, those of campbell and brown are just about as genuine,michael

        • 243
          is a campbell rung to warn of coming insincerity? says:

          Alky Campbell did not sed a tear, he went silent whilst he tried to summon an answer, to stop himself uttering a lie, pause, swalow, ‘I’m hurt’. Very calculated.

          • michael says:

            have another look at the show,right eye (on screen) a tear just brimming…could not quit squeese it out, more classes at r.a.d.a. michael.

    • 49
      Anonymous says:

      does he cry at each coffin that comes back from Iraq and Afghanistan? that he sends to their death?

      the lengths that that man will go to keep power knows no bounds.

    • 57
      TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

      Poor diddums crying his eye out eh?

    • 62
      I am hurt, pause, I am hurt, pause. Now what were you saying? says:

      It’s all in the words, as long as he is technically ‘not inaccurate’ his conscience is untroubled. He is not using his family, sadly she is no longer with his family anymore. The beard is just an employee

    • 71
      .243 Win says:

      Sorry – should have posted what’s at 65 under this…

    • 198
      Moley says:

      It is easy to bring tears to the eyes. You just imagine a past or future event which brought or will bring enormous grief.

      Like losing an election, being ejected from Downing St and losing all the privileges that go with it, or being put on trial for war crimes.

    • 503
      NotaSheep says:

      There is an election to be won and every stunt will be pulled in order to win it. I see big brave Alastair Campbell needed to compose himself on the Andrew Marr show.

    • 516
      Anonymous says:

      shows Liebours desperation also he is pure pond life who has no morals at all

  17. 28
    A Firm Pair Of Breasts says:

    Parliament needs to be hung.

    • 44
      ShoutsAtTVwhenGordo'sOn says:

      Yes, impotent Government that can’t agree with itself on anything is absolutely the way forward.

      Standard practice is to wait 6 months, then go for another election, isn’t it? (And, of course, Elections don’t cost ANYTHING to the public purse, not like millions and millions of wasted pounds.)

      Yes, let’s have a hung parliament. (Somebody pass me the rusty knife.)

      • 207
        Moley says:

        Would you prefer a hung Parliament, or a strong Parliament that brings in Sharia law, makes homosexuality compulsory, gives away all our money to corrupt third world countries and condemns millions to fuel poverty because of green taxes based on a huge scam?

        I would prefer a hung Parliament.

        If MPs were wise, intelligent and honest, a strong Parliament would be a great thing.

        But they aren’t are they?

        • 536
          ShoutsAtTVwhenGordo'sOn says:

          Straight talking here – if ‘the team’ screws things up THIS BADLY and in SO many ways and, after 90mins, ‘the game’ ends in a draw… I mean, something’s gone wrong somewhere?

          Do we really need to list all the things Labour has got CATASTROPHICALLY ‘could-not-have-got-it-worse-if-we-had-tried’ wrong? And you want to give these corrupt guys and girls another go?..

          Personally I would like the power distribution to be representative of the national vote. The thing is, Socialists genuinely don’t appreciate how unpopular they are with the VAST majority of people – and yet self-deluding Socialists consider themselves to be in the majority.

          I don’t want a hung parliament; I want far fewer MPs. I want less waste.

  18. 34
    Another PR stunt to try to restore confidenc,WELL IT WONT FOOL ANYONE says:

    Well yes but like the police officer who murdered an innocent man at the G20 protest they will never face a real trial. This is all a PR stunt to try to placate the furious electorate who are turning away from the three main parties in favour of the B+P and UKIP.

    Clegg Brown and Cameron making out to be outraged is a fucking cheek considering that all three have had to repay monies that they had overclaimed ( stolen) themselves. They must think we are as daft as they are the greedy bastards

  19. 35
    GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

    No way this Resolution would ever get through the house ! because 54% of the bastards have been caught with theirhands in the till it would be Turkeys voting for Christmas !

  20. 37
    Anonymous says:

    Guido, doesn’t Nadine owe you a favour after you served the writ on McBride for her?

  21. 54
    TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

    Did Kellys wife get emotional you fake bastard?
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8502730.stm

    • 61
      The Dirty Rat says:

      It’s the crying game. Yesterday Brown, today Campbell. Fuckers make we want to puke.

      • 69
        Carry On Don't Lose Your Head (1967) says:

        They have a lot of crying to do to match with deluge of tears they started in the Iraqi people.

      • 75
        Jimmy Nail says:

        It’s me tune man

      • 76
        I am hurt, pause, I am hurt, pause. Now what were you saying? says:

        Titter ye not. It only has to work on a few, it will be enough. You cannot get more sincere than me. Years of CP training is all coming into alignment to achieve the forthcoming glorious Victory at what might be the last GE for generations.

    • 108
      GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

      That is the most Unconvincing piece of acting that i’ve seen sice nicky tildsley left Coronation street 20 years ago
      Straight from the
      Blair Millbank School of Preforming Arts
      Get Back To The Drawing Board You Utter Twats !
      Who Is It Next to Have A weep On Tv ?
      Campbell you failed
      Brown you will fail
      Mandleson i believe Ronaldo always makes your eyes water !
      But thats nothing to do with politics
      My money’s on harman weeping about her husbands atempt to nick a seat in Brum

    • 283
      Talwin says:

      Maybe it’s what we can expect in the future whenever there’s a crisis; the prime minister weeps fucking buckets. That’ll impress Al-Qaeda.

  22. 64
    .243 Win says:

    Classic lie from the Maximum Imbecile :

    “My children aren’t props; they’re people”

    Gordon Brown conference Speech

    Er….. today’s theatricals with Mr Morgan ?

  23. 65
    oldfella says:

    I think it’s true to say that none of these thieving scumbags has been formally arrested, charged by the police, had their fingerprints and DNA taken.

    Any similarities here with the real world – NO

    One rule for them, another for the rest of us

    In what way do they think they can continue in post and provide a trustworthy service to their constituents or in the case of the Peer, to his right hand????? They should be suspended from westminster pending the outcome of their trials, hahahahaha – sick jokes all round

    The pantomime continues and we are still paying for it….

  24. 70
    Anonymous says:

    is crying on tv to replace kissing babies now, or is it in addition?

    • 78
      oldfella says:

      well, I’d say it’s a replacement. I mean the last thing they’d want is a baby drowning in their tears – would make good tv but really annoy social services everywhere….

  25. 85
    final salary civil service pensioner says:

    When Campbell asked Andrew Marr, ..’Don’t give the plot away…’ on his new book, does this mean the book actually has a plot?

  26. 89
  27. 90
    John Hirst says:

    I think it only fair that the £50,000 each is instead used to pay for 12 months imprisonment for the 3 of them. And then they can each receive £50 discharge grant for resettlement like any other prisoner.

    Given their circumstances, I am surprised that none of them have so far tabled a motion to add a clause to the Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill to allow convicted prisoners the vote.

    The Tax Payers Alliance might like to focus on a couple of issues. How much is it going to cost the taxpayers for up to 64,000 prisoners claims for compensation for the loss of the vote? Alternatively, if prisoners are denied justice there is a danger of prison riots. In case the Tax Payers Alliance has forgotten, might I remind them that the Strangeways Prison riot cost the taxpayers £112M to repair and refurbish the prison.

  28. 91
    Marchamont Needham says:

    FFS – give them the parliamentary privilege they want.

    Then parliament can impeach them, and pass any damn sentence it likes from stripping them of their lands and monies to locking them in the tower.

    That’d put the 646 thieves on the spot instead of brushing it aside until after the election.

    And if we didn’t like the verdict, then we could march on them.

  29. 92
    Nick2 says:

    Slightly o/t, but the Sunday Grauniad’s lead story is Brown attacking Tory Ashcroft and the opacity of Tory funding:-

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/feb/07/gordon-brown-ashcroft-donations-scandal

    “In an exclusive interview with the Observer, in which he spoke at length of the need to restore faith in politics following the controversy over MPs’ expenses, the prime minister attacked the lack of transparency over the peer’s financial links to the Tories, saying it was profoundly wrong.”

    This – from a PM who has at the very least lied to Parliament over his own slush fund!

    Such blatant hypocrisy that it’s not even funny any more. He must think that the public are all fools.

    • 164
      Anonymous says:

      Smoke and mirrors from a bullying idiot of a man.

    • 187
      Kropotkin says:

      The fact that a man is a crook would usually make it easier for him to recognise another crook. Brown is bent, useless and a liability to the country – but he sure is right about Lord Cashbox of Belize.

      • 234
        Anonymous says:

        You mean a bit like a criminal grassing on some one to take the heat of himself ?

        • 246
          christy says:

          Times reporting more peers and mp’s being investigated.

          • Nick2 says:

            “Although Starmer did not name the politician, he was referring to Baroness Uddin, who obtained £189,000 by falsely claiming that her main home was outside London. ”

            Couldn’t happen to a more deserving person!

            Still this sideshow mustn’t detract from the Nuremberg style mass trial that all New Labour current & ex-cabinet members should be invited to post election…

  30. 96
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    Guardian: “Gordon Brown declares: ‘Labour can still win: I’m absolutely sure of it”

    Wonder if this claim is “BEYOND DOUBT” :-)

  31. 99
    backwoodsman says:

    My nomination for comment of the week – re the Scottish gentleman with cognitive issues :
    “At first, I just laughed at the naive incompetence of the guy, but then the dawning shock hit me that this is probably representative of the intelligence of a great many Labour MP’s. Never before have we been represented by the dregs of our society”

  32. 110
    Lord Сunt of Scumtown says:

    We must research why MP’s are such thieving, freeloading arseholes. 12 million should do it for a quango and a review body to be set up and running for a couple of years of free air travel and 5 star hotels.

    • 125
      Hoon says:

      Thats cnut to Hoon

    • 132
      Lord Сunt of Scumtown says:

      Try putting ‘lord’ in front of it. It gives you access to all sorts of dodgy places.

    • 139
      Fees Office Clerk says:

      When I type “lying cheating bastard” it gets changed to “Gordon Brown”

      • 174
        Spank Sinatra says:

        A touch sad that you seek to post here about the greatness of the labour party and all their achievements rather than canvassing on the doorstep – could it because they all just tell you to sod off? Just a thought………….

      • 190
        Kropotkin says:

        And when I type “David Cameron” it just asks “Who?”.

        • 249
          little Brown's piggies says:

          Try typing ‘next PM!’ that should do it for ya!

        • 250
          little Brown's piggies says:

          Try typing ‘next PM!’ that should do it for ya!

          • Ronnie McDonnie says:

            I typed Margaret Beckett and it brought up “Fucking hypocrite who sold out all her political principles for power and has ripped off the public by putting her hanging baskets on expenses. What a total Hunt.” Remarkably accurate I thought.

          • Before we all get too excited, I must point out that the 1689 Bill of Rights does in fact mean that these MPs should (and will) face a judgement by Parliament and NO other court anywhere outside Parliament.

            OK, so the “powers that be” (this includes all 3 party leaders and the Home Security) in the UK will not wish nor want the MPs to be able to use the Act as it will shine a light upon it for everyone else to see. Therefore I suppose that various measures will be taken to try and ensure that it never comes to them having to use the Act. By this they either are suddenly let off (e.g. not in the public interest after all) or they die ahead of legal proceedings ever getting to that stage.

            It is NOT for the Home Security to say that they should or must be tried in a criminal court (i.e. outside Parliament). The 1689 Bill of Rights cannot be waved nor altered at whim. Clearly expense claims are managed by officials under parliament and are the business of parliament.

            Remember what an outcry there was when UK Police invaded the Houses of Parliament and undertook the a search of Damian Green’s office and then later arrested him at his constituency home on 27 November 2008 on suspicion of “aiding and abetting misconduct in public office” and “conspiring to commit misconduct in a public office”.

            The 1689 Bill of Rights is worth reading.

            “12. That all Grants and Promises of Fines and Forfeitures of particular persons before Conviction are illegall and void.”

            Do you know what that means? No? Then educate yourselves. Please. Don’t let them steal from you.

          • Rumpole says:

            It can easily be waved but not waived. This only applies to going about Parliamentary business so if excess expenses were claimed for non MP business then we live in hope.

            (PS £50 million was spent on advertisments about welfare fraud and only person was found to be indulging in it)

          • Gust Avrakotos says:

            From the book on Charlie Wilson’s war I understood that members of parliament cannot be subject to vexatious arrest while on parliamentary business. Wilson crashed a car while drunk was told by his lawyers to drink back to the Capitol building so that neither of the police forces could arrest him. Another lawyer arranged for Wilson to pay for the damage to the car he hit.
            So these guys are saying that taking undue expenses is a function of their role as parliamentarians.
            I do not see that holding up in the court of public opinion.

      • 200

        Lib Dems say: Don’t trust Labour” Plus! If Brown wins, how long will he be allowed to remain as PM?

        So, if Brown wins, who will take over? Alan “the postman always kicks twice” Johnson? Harriet “3 Points” Harman?

        The surviving old hands in the Labour Party would fight like cage fighters!

      • 273
        Gordon ( SoldGoldAtThe ) BottomBrown says:

        It never worked for me.

      • 337
        Is a campbell rung to warn of coming insincerity? says:

        you are an excellent example of what appens if you do not take full advantage of the education offered to us all in one form or another

  33. 115
    allan akhbar says:

    i suggest a national strike………..and the shunning of all mps………

  34. 120
    andy says:

    It won’t spoil our Sunday ‘cos it’s bollocks.

    • 144
      GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

      Portillo is not an MP anymore !
      so how can he become leader ?

    • 146
      buckfast forever says:

      Er… Portillo doesn’t happen to be an MP you brain dead jock. I know you slept with your grandma until you were 42, but that doesn’t give you the right to act like a demented old woman.

    • 156
      He who dares and then chickens out seldom wins says:

      Great joke !! Would that be the same Michael Portillo whose supporters installed lots and lots of telephone lines and then just as miraculously uninstalled them when he lost his bottle a la Brown ? I think you’ll find that “Miguel” has missed the train and is busy pursuing his media career. What chance a BBC travelogue series(again) about “Portillo’s Spain” shortly ?

      • 177
        Anonymous says:

        He just did one about Great British Rail Journeys and very good it was to. Did you know his mother came from Kirkcaldy ? Gen up !

      • 184
        Kropotkin says:

        I think you will also find its the same Portillo who was up to his neck in the “Eastleigh” affair.

      • 277
        MPs Friend says:

        Aye – MPs recent Bradshaws railway trip from Booxtoon t’Whalllley Bridge were reet grand – fooking marvaillieux etc it were !!

  35. 135
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    Just seen part of Alastair Campbell’s performance on the Andrew Marr Show. I see he broke down for some reason?

    Was it because his parents had just informed him that he was adopted or maybe his wife had admitted to an affair with John Terry? I can’t think that it was for any political reason.

  36. 142

    I do realise that people disapprove of these pay-offs. But I must stress that if we do not offer them, then how are we to encourage the next generation of crooks to enter politics? They’ll simply go elsewhere.

  37. 148
    Arthur Scargill says:

    Now who was right

  38. 159
    streamfisher says:

    The crying game, election soon please its getting to be more than flesh and blood can stand, how many more Vows and Pledges from the jam tomorrow brigade, its a F***ing insult.
    Parliamentary privilege?, its to protect against civil writs for comments in the House not as an excuse to wriggle out of criminal proceedings for theft, the fact that the Fat 4 would even consider trying to go down that road to escape prosecution beggars belief and I take it as a tacit admission of guilt, come on Gordon, Mr Presbyterian moral compass what do you think? (silence).

  39. 160
    Gordon Brown Autistic Clown says:

    Can someone make a compilation of Labour types weeping on cue?

    You know, start with Cherie Blairs faked onion act when caught doing dodgy property deals…

    Prescott I’m bulimic boo-hoo…

    Brown people there is an election soon and i lost a child many years ago–hooo-hooo

    Campbell, nobody understands me snif sniff

    • 178
      streamfisher says:

    • 179
      Kropotkin says:

      Add Cameron (I wish I had never joined the Bullingdon – sob, sob), and Osborne (it was years ago I knew Natalie Rowe – weep, weep). Strangely the one strong character seems to be Anthony Steen; at least he makes no secret of loathing the plebs and seems to think we are all here to pay for duck houses and flagpole ropes.

  40. 161
    Cobblers says:

    crying on the box is small change..gordo would do or say anything to retain power..what a pleasure it will be to see the ugly smug turd excreted from no 10 shortly.

  41. 167
    Anonymous says:

    There should be a facebook campagne to get this to Number 1

    • 287
      E L O - E L O says:

      HONEST MEN

      Were just a stones throw
      From burning hellfire
      Does anybody know,
      Where did all the heroes go?

      Weve had our fill of
      This gallery of scoundrels,
      The leaders of the world,
      Those power hungry liars

      Rise up and sound the sirens,
      Send out the searching powers,
      All we need is a few good men
      Send the s.o.s. and red alerts

      All across the universe
      Calling your honest men?
      S.o.s. emergency,
      Sinking fast and getting worse.

      Wheres your honest men?
      In some village, far away,
      Or in a little town pub.
      High on a mountain top

      There must be an honest man
      Calling all honest men

      Throw out the tyrants,
      The aged fat cats
      Outlived their usefulness
      They have led us to this mess

      Make them answer,
      Hold them to their promises,
      And throw them in the street
      If they wont tell the truth

      S.o.s. and red alert
      All across the universe,
      Calling all honest men
      S.o.s. emergency,

      Sinking fast and getting worse,
      Wheres your honest men?

      To your stations,
      Man the ramparts,
      The barricades
      We need new heroes urgently

      We need a few good honest men
      Calling all honest men
      Calling all honest men

      Call to him
      He lives next door,
      Across the street
      On the upper floor.

      Its our only hope we need him now
      Send the s.o.s. and red alert,
      All across the universe,
      Calling all honest men

      S.o.s. emergency,
      Sinking fast and getting worse,
      Wheres your honest men
      Strike a blow,
      Save the ship,
      We need a few good honest men
      Calling all honest men
      Calling all honest men
      Calling all honest men

      S.o.s. across the universe
      Wheres your honest
      We need your honest
      Calling all honest men

      Calling out all over the world,
      Wheres your honest men
      Looking out all over the world,
      We need your honest men

  42. 173
    Kropotkin says:

    Its obvious why nothing will happen. Why do you think that pub group named the Slug and Lettuce after Brown and Cameron.

  43. 182

    So all these labour pigfuckers are now crying on cue? What the fuck do they think the rest of us have been doing this past 13 years of shameful incompetence and corruption? Brown is the lowest mangy wretched cut I have ever even *heard* of, let alone seen. No one in the history of this planet has been as gut-wrenchingly repellent. There are slime moulds with more backbone. Stomach parasites with more humanity. Dalit shit-pickers with more fucking dignity. And I see his missus is tweeting this mornign about his bleeding inetrview – and that so spontaneous wimpering. Brown, Sarah Brown, fuck you both. You are *despised*.

    And Guido, you soft ponce – “presumed innocent until found guilty”? They’re Labour MPs – they’re already just about as guilty as any fucker can be, regardless of this particular charge. To be honest even if a jury clears them this time I’d still like them to be met by an angry mob on the steps of the Old Bailey and be hung, drawn and quartered on tea-time telly.

    Firm but fair.

    • 196
      buckfast forever says:

      Please note that the Brown interview was done by Piers Morgan, friend of Sarah Brown, and well known Gordon Brown arselicker.

    • 224
      Steady,Steady,Aim,Fire. says:

      Frank – we are ready and waiting – we can get 500,000 Brits up to London to take over Parliament and tear down the railings at Downing St.

      But fear not – the election will be the most astonishing show of hatred for Gordon Brown – he will be nuclear bombed off the face of the earth with the loss he will suffer – totally enormous defeat by We,The People.

    • 285
      thick as a PLANKPISHER says:

      I bet the piggy MPs love you you apologist arselicker
      steal as much as you want as long as you are Tory
      fuck that

      zero tolerance for pigs
      jail them all
      no excuses
      innit?

  44. 188
    Kropotkin says:

    To be fair, Dr Pox is obviously suffering the mental aftereffects of some dreadful disease (or the mental incapacity of Osborne is contagious).

  45. 205

    There is no rule here that says you have to post every five minutes you know.

    Try this excertp from blogging for Dummies.

    “Fell free to go outside for a bit. Walk the dog, have a smoke.There is no need to endlessly post and people will ignore you. Try and think of something to write about. Have a point to your posts. Avoid repetition. If you can be humorous you should do so, but if your jokes aren’t funny, don’t use them. Try and enter, rather than end the debate…”

    Don’t take this in the wrong way. Just trying to offer some advice.
    Its just that you are appearing so .. shall we say .. desperate for attention?

    • 364
      A passing badgers arse says:

      “Feel free to go outside for a bit”

      does it mention anything about walking in woods?

  46. 206
    Great siter says:

    This is a great site to liven up a boring Sunday

  47. 209
    BillyBob ... reduce crime, prison numbers and the benefits black hole? Stop immigration !! says:

    Piers Morgan is a c**t for making The Great Leader cry, never before has he had to endure such a clinical, forensic interview by a serious, intellectual, investigative journalist !

    No way could this be part of a cynical ploy to gain the sympathy vote from the women of this great multicultural country, lovingly created and birthed by New Labour!!

    Let us hope that if the Tories get it, it does not die!

    • 233
      Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

      In fact their whole campaign is rather feminine.

      Threats, wild accusations, ‘fibs’ and when none of it works, start crying!

      Pathetic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • 464
      Nick2 says:

      Every woman I have spoken to, from different social classes, hates the man. Blubbing his eyes out isn’t going to endear him to them and it just pisses the rest of us off more.

  48. 213
    BillyBob ... reduce crime, prison numbers and the benefits black hole? Stop immigration !! says:

    Why does the PM not withdraw the whip or suspend these 3 Labour MPs……..??

    I know what would happen to me if I was caught and charged by Insp. Knacker for fiddling the Company books !

    Hmmm….perhaps they are above the law?? Silly me, for thinking that laws also apply to MPs !!

  49. 215
    Local knowledge says:

    I have it on good authority by Labour supporters in the North East,close to Tony Blair and the Labour machine,is that the reason for this latest pile of crap re; Campbell and Brown crying is that their private polling show that Labour are heading for a massive defeat,and they are saying MASSIVE defeat at the election.

    They are now indulging in one last push to at least prevent total wipeout.

    They reckon the recriminations and in-fighting once Brown is out will be very unpleasant – they reckon Brown will be forced out overnight,post election,such will be the scale of the defeat.

  50. 217
    You got that right,its all of us says:

    “I don’t think people are interested in the truth any more, people are just interested in settling the score.”

  51. 220
    Moley says:

    Could you explain in a few words why it is a good idea for a theocracy which supports and encourages suicide bombers to have nuclear weapons?

    Have we all missed something?

    • 251
      Pacifist Pete says:

      Because there’s another, even more evil, theocracy, almost next door which already has vast quantities of nuclear weapons and also controls the key political parties of both the US and the UK by it’s financial influence.

      Get rid of Israel’s WMDs first, then we might think more kindly about restricting those most clearly threatened by them.

      • 361
        Camels hairy bollox says:

        ahhh yes…. yet another brain dead fucking apologist muppet attempting to put the cart before the camel

        If we had followed your doctrine you probably would be already dead or lucky even to be born in the first place. Jeez…

        Twat!

      • 442
        Nick2 says:

        As far as I know, Israel hasn’t threatened any neighbour with a nuclear pre-emptive strike (although she might be trying to persuade the US/UK to do so). Israel’s (undeclared) strategy appears to be massive retaliation if she’s invaded.

        By contrast Iran’s erratic aim appears to neutralise the chance of Israel’s pre-emptively bombing her neighbours, specifically so that they can attack Israel using symmetric & asymmetric warfare (where they are on more level ground). If Israel nukes (for instance) Syria, Iran could do the massive retaliation on the Syrians’ behalf.

        The middle east seems to revere strong men, no matter how deranged their policies.

  52. 223
    StudentG says:

    Do we know if Jonah has cursed the Scottish in their game against the French today?

  53. 226
    Hoonite says:

    This bloke runs a really crap and I mean CRAP website – have a look if you dare – primary school kids have done better than this moron.

    One web development company actually use it as an example to clients of the kind of crap that exists out there.

    The Hoonite more like.

  54. 228
    Charles Manson says:

    In answer to The Admiral, it would be admirable if the Harperson became the next Labour leader, since it would ensure that very few people would ever vote Labour again.

    • 372
      Labour to the slaughter says:

      So how would Mrs Dromey work out with Mr Dromey then? Well there are rules against fucking the hired help

  55. 236
    jabba the fuck says:

    ” John looked terrible, his skin was grey. ‘I’ve had an affair,’ he said.

    No, not my John, not the man whose life and bed I’d shared for 45 years.”

    I’m so sorry Pauline, but yes, somebody else out there actually slept with your slug of a husband, which is fucking shocking.

  56. 242
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    McDoom just get on with the election and stop frustrating everybody by hanging on, you’re simply delaying your demise not stopping it!

    You are one of the most hated men, alongside devious Mandelbum, in British politics at the moment, apart of course from the crooks.

  57. 253
  58. 261
    COVLAD says:

    When I was serving in HMS Dryad, 1990s, a Warrent Officer steward was foung gulity of theft. With only six or so more months to serve the muppet was :

    Disrated. From the higest rank of NCO in the services, to the lowest.

    Strip of his good conduct.

    Dismissed from the Royal Navy.

    Total loss. Somewhere in the region of £250,000 – £300,000 of pension
    rights over the next 20 years.

    ( This man loss a pension of £20,000 year )

    He had no privious.

    The Royal Navy.

    Totally Fucking Ruthless.

    Totally correct, god bless it.

  59. 263
    Private Sponge says:

    Does Brown cry out of one eye only ?

    • 284
      Qua tunc says:

      No he’s had a small polypipe with squeezy bulb fitted to the other.

      NB It was a 2 hour recording, he could still ask for the tears sequence to be edited out. Wonder if Ali would advise that?

  60. 264
    Scottish culture says:

  61. 275
  62. 278
    Fed up Voter says:

    I notice the BBC are bigging up Brown’s new Cancer treatment plan. So where is the money going to come from? Why is it that every Tory proposal gets attacked by the BBC for “where’s the money” but Brown is able to spout what he likes and the BBC don’t even bother to see if it’s practicable?

    • 363
      Moley says:

      The problem with all these targets is that if you have not got cancer, you will be totally neglected until the end of time;

      YOU WILL NOT BE TREATED UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE.

    • 432
      South of the M4 says:

      Cancer care is already one of the best. Additional funds for the NHS would be more effective elsewhere. A PR gimmick. And striking low on the fears of Cancer. *astards.

  63. 279
    The Dirty Rat says:

    Dedicated to Bad Al. and McMental. This is ‘Your song’

  64. 281
    Anonymous says:

    http://www.sundaymercury.net/news/midlands-news/2010/02/07/perry-barr-mp-khalid-mahmood-arranged-weddings-for-friends-at-house-of-commons-66331-25778287/

    words fail me – bit like Campbell this morning when he simply couldn’t answer the question because it could only have been a blatant lie, one assumes. He seemed phased by the 600,000 dead in Iraq figure put to him by Marr.
    my lip isn’t wobbling manfully though

    • 292
      Sherlock says:

      He said ” The families paid for all the food and drinks”

      Who paid the Staff Costs…..including NI , Pension Contributions, Sick pay, recruitment costs etc etc.

      Guido, I think this needs exploring a little deeper for all functions including Tim’s

  65. 282
    thick as pigshite says:

    hello again tat
    hows the blog ?

  66. 286
    Anonymous says:

    This is truly a “vomiting Sunday” and it has got nothing to do with norovirus.
    First Campbell, such a poor, delicate, tearful, shrinking violet. Second, the Prime Mentalist remembering a dead daughter and a very sick son. And finally, Mrs. fucking John fucking Prescott and her husband’s confession the day before public exposure.What is the matter with these people? Are they all hoping for an Oscar? It must work with the voters or they wouldn’t fucking do it. Am I alone in thinking that the great British public get the government they deserve?

  67. 288
    Talwin says:

    Previously on the Piers Morgan show, luminaries such as Katie Price, Matt Goss, Susan Boyle, Sharon Osbourne, Danni Minogue, and Jade Goody. Great acts to follow for our not-into-celebrity prime minister.

  68. 289
    Mad Nads new image makeover to promote her new single says:

  69. 293
    fake tears & nappies hmmm...... says:

  70. 294
    ask the public says:

    ‘should all 390 MP’s who fiddled expenses face charges ?’

    we all know what the answer would be

  71. 302
    concrete pump says:

    I’m sure these troughing c*nts are trying to make everything ok in their minds by asking the ‘little baby jesus’ to forgive them.

    I’ll bet Tony Blair is doing the same.

    On his knees, praying to ‘god’. What a c*nt.

    The more these stupid people think ‘god’will forgive them their sins, the more they will continue to fuck people over.

    They think they are doing ‘gods’ work.

    Politics and religion, what a mix.

    Who’d of thunk it.

  72. 304
    Tears of a clown says:

    In this Channel 4 interview with Jon Snow,Alistair Campbell mysteriously does NOT cry……I wonder why the little s*hit doesn’t cry?

    http://www.channel4.com/news/article.jsp?id=262148

  73. 309
    Down with Brown! says:

    Brown, Campbell and Mrs PRescott have been watching this clip:

  74. 311
    Joey Joe Joe says:

    We should clear out the Commons and bring in this man to sort out politics.

  75. 312
    Tony B Liar says:

    What is important is I’m very rich from the blood of dead Iraqis. And that is what is important is.

  76. 313
    Ronnie McDonnie says:

    Let’s all enjoy watching the Prime Mentalist shaking in fear…

    • 325
      nell says:

      Instead of fear I suspect that might be unadulterated childish rage by a man who does not believe anyone should challenge his views.

      This man needs an anger management course!

      • 343
        Ronnie McDonnie says:

        He need a lobotomy.

      • 353
        25 pounder says:

        I need to calibrate.

        Tie him to a tree, there’s a love.

        Shouldn’t take long. And all his probs will be solved.

        Ours too.

      • 388
        Dangle says:

        Nell – he simply needs to be strung up and left to dangle.

        Utter Utter piece of excrement – the very devil,the most hated man in Britain.

  77. 315
    nell says:

    What is with these foul, stabyouintheback, labour people suddenly crying all over our tv screens. gordon on the piersmorgan show (well everybody who goes on there seems to cry) and alastairc on the andrewmarr show.

    What a performance ! Presumably they had taken lessons beforehand on how to cry on cue.!!

    Don’t they know the old adage – laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone.

    All these stage managed tears won’t win a single vote!

  78. 317
    Ronnie McDonnie says:

    It must be hard for an autistic man in a sham marriage to muster up fake tears over a child he couldn’t give three flying fucks about. There must be a general election coming.

  79. 321
    nell says:

    And whilst I’m on the subject of tears, has either gordon, alastairc or tonybliar given a second’s thought to all the tears that have been cried by all the families of those servicemen who have died, in labour’s unnecessary wars, for lack of equipment??!!

    I doubt it! I really doubt it!!

    • 333
      An emoting deceitful liar, looter, thief, bully, two-faced, inept and sanctimonious control freak, says:


      Aye! – yon comrade Stalin knew hae’ ta gush as wael!

      Ye would’naa’ wan’ mae to bottle ma feeelings would ye?

      An’ nuthn’s ma fult ye un’stn!

    • 347
      Ronnie McDonnie says:

      Herr Campbell was in tears because the sales of his Orwellian rewriting of history memoirs have been less than he’d hoped.

    • 368
      Mr Plum says:

      Having a blub seems to work for contestants on reality and talent shows. I wondered how long it would take for politicians to catch on.

  80. 323
    GORDON BROWNSYNDROME says:

    Where are the inland revenue
    where are the serious fraud office
    There are some 300+ fraudsters all in one place
    that need investigating
    we pay your fucking wages
    so get off your bone idle arses and Do something to earn your inflated wages

    • 436
      albacore says:

      HM Customs & Revenue has a new computer system that’s flipped its lid and thinks it’s Skynet with attitude.
      “The Director of the SFO is appointed by and accountable to the Attorney General (Baroness Scotland) who is responsible to Parliament for the SFO and the other Law Officers’ Departments”

    • 565
      "JUDGE" JEFFREY'S says:

      YOU MUST MEAN THE “SERIOUSLY FLAWED OFFICE”
      I don’t think so, they have all had BONUSES provided by BAE SYSTEMS for covering up YET another POLITICAL GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION SCANDAL
      “IN THE NAME OF NATIONAL SECURITY”
      But, if they had the GUTS.

      On their way to the Houses of Parliament, smash down the doors of
      22 ARLINGTON STREET. LONDON SW1A1RD
      and grab the Accounting Books of ARLINGTON ASSOCIATES.

      Then use them to HANG another 20 Conservative and Labour MP’s and LORDS and BARONESS VALERIE AMOS and BARONESS CHALKER, for stealing from the People using the AIM L.S.E. as directors of FRAUD CASH SHELL COMPANIES.

      They work for and with MI6 and PAULINE NEVILLE JONES and Co.
      Who in the next few days will be “RUBBING HER BLOOD SPLATTERED HANDS” with AMBASSADOR FRANCES D COOK (LONRHO GROUP and ALLIANT TECHSYSTEMS a US MILITARY WEAPONS Production Company)on incredible bonuses for WEAPONS and MUNITIONS, used in the AFGANISTAN and IRAQ Conflict being a DIRECTOR of
      GOVERNMENT WEAPONS PRODUCTION COMPANY.

      Isn’t it strange that JUSTIN LONGLEY, nephew of SIR RICHARD DEARLOVE MI6
      Works with THE LONRHO GROUP, and SIMON MANN, TIM SPICER, ANTHONY BUCKINGHAM, RUPERT BOWEN, GEN SIR MICHAEL WILKES.

      Yes, send in the CANON FODDER.

  81. 324
    Cannon Fodder says:

    “The House of Commons should pass a resolution that any member facing criminal charges for financial impropriety should have payment of resettlement grants and pensions suspended until the result of the charges are known.”

    Guido then asks, “Is there not one good MP who will put a motion to this effect before the House?”

    And the answer is NO!

    Next question…. What should we do about it?

    Don’t’ vote for any of the current batch of MP’s, none of ‘em not a bloody one.

    BUT DO STILL VOTE, don’t throw away your only chance in five years of making a difference. Vote for anyone other than a sitting MP. Better still if they are independent but just vote this lot of criminals out.

    You know it makes sense and what a lot of fun it would be.

    • 359
      WESTMINSTER PORK FARMS LTD says:

      What this country needs is someone with a pair of balls to stand up against the whole system

      in the real world where all but 647 people live
      we the little people dont get

      a large salery for doing fuck all

      as much in expences as you can fill your boots with

      a massive index linked pension in a time when they have destroyed ours

      A second home paid for by someone else

      the chance to employ family members to steal more from the public

      free all expences paid holidays to anywhere in the world for you and your family

      subsidised food and drink in the 14 bars and restaurants in the HoP and a 100 pound a week allowance to spend on it

      free transport to anywhere

      free hotel bills if you and your secretary cant be bothered going home at night

      free massive lump sum pay off when you’ve filled your boots and get found out (resettlement)

      Free well paid jobs for your childen as your advisors

      free security where ever you go

      Etc Etc Etc and i would’nt mind betting many many more little perks like clothing allowance

      we need to clear out the whole rotting pile of shite start again
      and withdrawer their security
      so we the people can vent our anger upon these cursed turds

  82. 328
    His Holiness, Mnsgr. ‘Miranda’ Phoney Bliar, ********, ******, and ***, emoting + stupid grin, says:


    Hi! . . . . I just wanted you to know that I am very, ….. very, ……. very ……. rich!

    And all thanks to you who voted Noo_Lie_Bore!

    And the missus, – she’s done pretty well too.

  83. 329
    Sad liars all says:

    Blair, Campbell and the rest of that sorry, media obsessed gang….

    ………The true hypocrite is the one who ceases to perceive his deception, the one who lies with sincerity.

    André Gide

  84. 330
    WESTMINSTER PORK FARMS LTD says:

    I used to be quite easy going but it seem’s now a days that i keep getting uncontrolable urges to take a chain saw to Gordon Browns face
    is this normal and is anyone else experencing this ?

    • 334
      The Dirty Rat says:

      Every day when I wake and last thing before I sleep although my preferred weapon is an Oxyacetylene torch.

    • 336
      Irish Iris says:

      Someone mention pork?

      • 375
        WESTMINSTER PORK FARMS LTD says:

        no Iris we only talk Pork on here
        you are looking for a site where they discuss Porking !

    • 360
      South of the M4 says:

      Every time I look at my kids and realise that they will have to emigrate to get anything like a decent life for themselves. Yep. I think it too. But I don’t think about GBH. I wish him obscurity, out of public life, rediculed and a *ucking hermit. The lying, cheating *astard. Apart from that though, I am fairly relaxed.

      • 395
        Evryone's wrong wrong wrong and I am right says:

        I want Gordon Brown to suffer the most horrendous and ironic end – perhaps to be forced to walk across half of Helmand carrying a 5 tonne placard entitled;

        “Taliban are Tosssers”.

        And then a final walk through a minefield.

    • 541
      Ed Balls says so what says:

      yes me mate

  85. 332
    GeeWhizz says:

    This is still the best “Crying” seen on the TV:

  86. 338
    Batty Hattie Harmanescu says:

    Is there not one good MP?

    No

  87. 339
    gordons nose says:

    • 400
      Brown - not long now for the liar says:

      Literally mentally on another planet.

      This monster somehow became the unelected Prime Minister and no one has the guts to stamp on him and end it for us all?

      Amazing.

  88. 340
    Mzzzz. HaHaHa-HoHoHoPerson, aka ‘The Joker’, aka ‘Minx of Mediocrity’, in pig-tails n’ ribbons says:

    Even though I am stinking rich, like I say, – I believe in equality – fair shares for all – regardless.

    So com’n boys – I’ve got something in my little secret place you might like!

    So, and I’ve said it before, – if you want a portion, come round to the tradesman’s entrance and knock loudly twice.

  89. 346

    Before we all get too excited, I must point out that the 1689 Bill of Rights does in fact mean that these MPs should (and will) face a judgement by Parliament and NO other court anywhere outside Parliament.

    OK, so the “powers that be” (this includes all 3 party leaders and the Home Security) in the UK will not wish nor want the MPs to be able to use the Act as it will shine a light upon it for everyone else to see. Therefore I suppose that various measures will be taken to try and ensure that it never comes to them having to use the Act. By this they either are suddenly let off (e.g. not in the public interest after all) or they die ahead of legal proceedings ever getting to that stage.

    It is NOT for the Home Security to say that they should or must be tried in a criminal court (i.e. outside Parliament). The 1689 Bill of Rights cannot be waved nor altered at whim. Clearly expense claims are managed by officials under parliament and are the business of parliament.

    Remember what an outcry there was when UK Police invaded the Houses of Parliament and undertook the a search of Damian Green’s office and then later arrested him at his constituency home on 27 November 2008 on suspicion of “aiding and abetting misconduct in public office” and “conspiring to commit misconduct in a public office”.

    The 1689 Bill of Rights is worth reading.

    “12. That all Grants and Promises of Fines and Forfeitures of particular persons before Conviction are illegall and void.”

    Do you know what that means? No? Then educate yourselves. Please. Don’t let them steal from you.

    • 374
      nell says:

      I’ve had lunch today with a QC – he says parliamentary privelege was introduced to protect mp’s freedom of speech in the house.

      He does not think a court will take the view that it can be used by an mp to escape punishment for an actual crime carried out in Westminster ie fraud or theft or murder.

      He awaits, with interest, the view the court will take in these cases and thinks that if the court does prosecute and sentence these three, and he thinks that it will, then others may well follow. He suspects there are some mp’s and peers and some soon to be ex mp’s who are watching these cases with apprehension!!!

      • 387

        Nell

        What exactly do you expect a QC to say on the matter?

        Their whole livelihood depends on trying to force authority, fines and imprisonment on “PERSONS”.

        The wording in the Bill of Rights Act is quite clear.

        No (that’s NO) it isn’t just the freedom to say what they like in the house.

        Read the Act for yourself.

        • 397
          nell says:

          Well then. We’ll have to wait and see if he’s right then shan’t we?

          But my money’s on him!

          • Somebody's leg is being pulled says:

            The Bill of Rights is not to be understood as anything but a set of principles to inform the relations between parliament and the crown. It does not require five year parliaments, paid MPs etc, etc.

            The relevant section limits the royal prerogative to due process ie presumption of innocence until convicted. James II had imposed fines and confiscations through the council and his acts were declared void as they had violated this. (An example of retrospective legislation because James had every right to conduct himself as he did). Nonetheless, 1689 was ‘victor’s justice’ for the Protestant succession and established the sovereignty of parliament ie if the monarch received due instruction from both houses to sign his/her own death warrant, the monarch would have to comply (Bagehot)

            The Bill does not disqualify a prosecution for theft merely because committed by a member IN Parliament, but requires a conviction obtained before a jury of peers in due process.

            There is precedent.

    • 376
      WESTMINSTER PORK FARMS LTD says:

      OK i agree but only if they face the 1689 punishment’s !

    • 463
      Well_Stone_Me says:

      I clicked on yer name like you sergested in your tittle and….. well stone me!

      Looks like Gordon’s hacked the site and rewrote it all…..

      Awfull spellin wot!?

      (Who was it wot learned Gordy how to hack?)

  90. 348
    Ronnie McDonnie says:

    Herr Campbell, Tony B Liar, Harriet Hardperson. And you only have two bullets.
    Decisions, decisions…

    • 366
      nell says:

      Line them up in a queue – if you choose the right bullet you’ll only need one.

    • 404
      Eye-Ronic says:

      One bullet in each of the lying gits and then frighten Harman to death by pretending there is one left.

      OR,get them each to try and kill each other,promising that the last two standing will survive.
      Then calmly use the two bullets.

  91. 350
    Sir Iqbal Suckranie says:

    I’d just like to say Islams is peace! And if you don’t agreeing with us, we will blowings you up. Allah akbar!!

  92. 356
    nell says:

    Right! So labour’s electioneering strategy for the next week is for cabinet members to cry all over our tv sets to prove they’re human.

    So who’s going to cry next?

    Ed militwit because his manmade climate change playground has just collapsed around his ears and he’s been let looking very silly.

    Or mandy perhaps, full of angst, because he failed to give his mother that grandchild she hankered after.

  93. 358
    ze fuhrer continues to lie says:
  94. 365
    ze fuhrer continues to lie says:

    • 383
      The Admiral says:

      Charlie’s face say’s it all. Touch of the “Oh no. How could he!”…

    • 391
      Labour to the slaughter says:

      Another first for McTinytears

      • 406
        The nadir. says:

        Surely this is the all time low for this monster – to be booed at such an event by your own people is a world first.

        I am adamant that this cretin will be destroyed at the election he so fears – there are so many millions of people who hate his guts.

        • 440
          Les Grognards says:

          I was at Arromanches in June 09 the day after McBust and spoke to some old soldiers who were still there. I was told by several of them that they shouted “Piss off back to England you ********(and I don’t think they were acknowledging a fellow comrade from the Tank regt either) !” when he got out his car on arrival. But if true I’m not surprised after his attempts to upstge the Queen and first not going and then only going because his “bestmate” Obama said he was going

      • 408
        The Dirty Rat says:

        Charles is thinking, “Can we arrange an accident, preferably in a foreign country?

  95. 367
    Mr Prezza of Scott, a Noo_Lie_Bore Illumination, Apologist, Sage, Windbag, and Braggart says:

    See me in th’papaterday?

    Didya? . . . didya? . . .

    I’m a tit man meself.

    But it were better when I woz on’t telly wiv them birds wiv the big tits . . ? . . see that? . . . didya? . . . didya?

    Phwooooorrrr!!!

    Anyone got a sandwich . . . ? . . pasty . . . ? . . . . . pie . . . ? . . . anything . . . ?

  96. 378
    Anonymous says:

    http://twitter.com/KeirSimmonsITV

    one law for MPs etc etc

  97. 394
    Anonymous says:

    With 52% of the thieves on the take it would appear highly unlikely they would be convicted by their peers therefore they (thats all 52%) should be in court and as such should be expelled the house without compenastion.

  98. 407
    hang um high says:

    journalists who are all pulling for Labour to get back in ffs why.

    Mary Riddle
    Micheal White
    Poly Toynbee
    Kevin McQiure
    Andrew Rawsley
    Jacky Ashley
    Andrew Marr
    Nick Robinson
    Jon Sopel
    Janet Daley
    Jon Snow
    bet i missed a few add to the list and lets show the masses who the traiters are.

    Plus the Dailey Mirror. Guardian,BBC,Sky.Times and how many left wing fucking papers printing the labour party line.
    I give up what is wtrong with this country do we have a death wish.

    think i missed a few

    • 417
      Ratsniffer says:

      By and large these handwringing tossers are all so wealthy as to be immune from the blizzard of shit that NuLabour has thrown at the rest of us. They earn enough to employ decent accountants who can shield their earnigs from the worst excesses of labout taxation, they live in low crime areas, have holiday homes where they can get away from it all, and can afford private education and healthcare for their family should they want it. Classic liberal elite.

    • 422
      Gordon Brown says:

      You forgot my good friend and trusted colleague,Guido Fawkes

    • 461
      cant hunter says:

      God that Mary Riddell is fucking useless; I can’t read the Telegraph anymore when she’s writing for it ( and I certainly dont buy it), because my blood pressure reaches dangerous levels. But, trying to objective, she really is so piss poor, merely another Luvvie for Labour who has never grown up. She emotes all over the place with eyes moist a la Campbell; moist drawers as well I imagine when she’s rooting for Cyclops .She’s awful, awful–its like reading the dribblings of a love struck teenager. How do these people get jobs. Can’t the Telegraph get an English speaking Polish journalist to do her job for half the wages.

    • 489
      Yoda says:

      idiots are they

    • 521
      must be high says:

      you know fuck all about journalism then

      in as much as they are rooting for anything they are rooting for a hung parlaiment because the closer the election is the more attention will get paid to it and the more viewers and readers they will get

      self interest comes first in their job
      they want stories

      and if it is a hung parliament that would keep the interest up as it would be unprecedented in recent times and give journalists a field day as the deals and splits and newfound power that MPs would suddenly have would create stories every week

      what you’ve done is to mistake the usual paranoid partisan pissing and whining that anyone not giving slavishly unquestioning good press to your ‘team’ must be biased

      the Labour drones say the precise same thing as do the Lib Dems

      don’t worry, you will learn soon enough

  99. 409
    Mr Brown says:

    I can cry like Campbell, I just wish I could lie like him

  100. 411
    The Dirty Rat says:

    That La Senza bint has gone straight into my ‘wank bank’

    • 421
      BLUBBER and BUST says:

      When i was young in say about 1968 i lived next door to a model that worked on catalogues
      Marshall wards Littlewoods etc and to my delight she used to nude sunbath in her back garden
      which (thank you god) was right under my bathroom window
      Wow
      she was beautifull and caused many a stiring in the groin area
      a year or so later my whole world fell
      apart when it turned out her husband
      who was a great friend to us was arrested and jailed for being a russian spy
      which led to her moving away
      if only peter dorschel had been more carefull when he was spying on those atomic submarines at holy loch
      my passage to adult hood would have so much better !

  101. 413
    BLUBBER and BUST says:

    We in the labour party are all thoroughly decent emotionall human beings
    and err err just a minute
    errr i’m sorry it’s err an err emotionall time an election
    i’m sorry i err can’t continue i’m sorry !

  102. 419
    Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

    Allez les Bleus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Bien fait!

    Làrf

    • 423
      BLUBBER and BUST says:

      Well done the French How about buying some Port to celebrate ?

      What about Dover for starters ?

  103. 420
    George Osborne aka Johnny Fartpants says:

    I finally managed to make my wife scream during sex…

    I phoned her

  104. 426
    Epicurean says:

    Just leaked! New English proficiency tests for immigrants. They must be able to pronounce the following sentences clearly :

    1. I want benefits.
    2. My family also wants benefits.
    3. I want free house.
    4. I want free health care.
    5 I want free education
    6. It is racist not to give me these and I can sue for lots of money.

  105. 430
    cry me a river gordon, alistair;you next tone? says:

  106. 435
    restandbthankfull says:

    Campbell coached the Prime Mentalist for his interview with Piers Morgan apparently. I see he took his own advice and blubbed on screen. Do you think he was showing McMental how it should be done? Sad as it is to lose a child I can’t help but wonder why he is choosing now to speak about it. Well I don’t wonder really. He’s made such a mess of things he is seeking the sympathy vote – sorry it doesn’t work.

    • 466
      trogg says:

      Did he really need coaching against Piers Morgan, friend of Sarah Brown and frequent visitor to no. 10 Downing street? He might as well have been interviewed by one of the Andrex puppies FFS.

  107. 443
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    To digress. I see that Alistair (spit on floor) Campbell has been almost crying on the Andrew Marr interview about Iraq war, apparently it’s all getting him down. I’m not surprised, he and his devious friend bastard Blair were responsible for thousands of innocent kids etc being killed in that wretched country and that illegal war.

    Cry you should Campbell – you disgusting piece of shit.

  108. 444

    Piers and his great friend gordon, bearing in mind morgan’s recent unbiased interview where our Gord wants to show you how he cries. He could have seen it happen naturally if he bothered to visit any of the soldiers families that he and blair sent to their deaths with their frivolous wars; that they created just because they had the power to do so.

    http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/01_02/piersMOS1201_468x417.jpg

    then there’s my very good friend sarah

    http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/01_02/brownMOS1201_468x679.jpg

    • 481
      andy says:

      It’s the sort of adulation an imbecile would express for a cretin. Morgan, what a fucking tit whore you’ve made of yourself.

    • 486
      Moley says:

      Utterly rivetting prose.

      However, I am in the middle of decorating, and I think I will drag myself away and watch the paint dry.

  109. 445

    PIERS MORGAN SAID 2008

    Gordon Brown remains at his heart a serious man doing a serious job in very serious times. For that reason, I believe my friend will win the next General Election.

    • 465
      Khan Bleevsnat Bhutta says:

      PIERS MORGAN SAID 2009

      I’ve changed my mind. Gordon Brown is at heart a useless incompetent twat who has almost sigle-handedly turned the country into a third-rate cesspit full of benefit cheats, Muslim fundamentalists and Z-list celebrities like myself. For that reason I believe my former friend will be given a massive kick up his Jock arse at the next General Election.

  110. 446
    David Cameron says:

    Our gardener asked me to help him get a turf down from his truck.

    “Sod off?”, I asked.

    “Fuck you”, he said.

    Charming, I thought.

  111. 448

    I’ve enjoyed the company of the Browns, two people whom I have been proud to call friends for 12 years, and even more proud now to call Prime Minister and First Lady (even if Sarah cringes every time I call her that).
    Short of having sex with Paris Hilton on video, nothing can propel you to global superstardom like becoming Prime Minister.

    • 453
      Anonymous says:

      Shortly before he became PM, Gordon invited me to Downing Street for a drink. As he opened a bottle of champagne, he told a funny story involving Cabinet colleague Hilary Benn, the son of Tony Benn, who had recently met Nelson Mandela.

  112. 450
  113. 451
    George Osborne aka Johnny Fartpants says:

    An old woman is riding the elevator in a very lavish office building.

    A young and beautiful woman gets into the elevator draped with the smell of expensive perfume. She turns to the old woman and says arrogantly, “Giorgio of Beverly Hills, £120 an ounce!”

    The next young and beautiful woman gets on the elevator and also very arrogantly turns to the old woman and says, “Chanel No. 5, £150 an ounce!”

    About three floors later, the old woman has reached her destination and is about to get off the elevator. Before she leaves, she looks both beautiful women in the eye, bends over and farts … “Broccoli, 49 pence a pound!!!”

  114. 454
    An unelected organ grinder, reviewing the performance of his two emoting unelected monkeys says:

    I thought it was time we turned the taps on – you know, – sympathy and all that.

    Works every time.

  115. 456
    Moley says:

    Right on topic for once.

    “Is there not one good MP who will put a motion to this effect before the House?”

    Properly speaking, This is the job of the Standards and Privileges Committee, who should meet, discuss the matter, and make recommendations to the party leaders and the Speaker.

    The problem that Parliament now has, is that there is no longer any respect or deference for MPs. It will take very little for the people to decide that being ruled by one’s betters is one thing; but being ruled by a group of people who have shown themselves to be corrupt, unprincipled, lying, thieving cowards is quite another.

    Party leaders who insist on selecting their own candidates do so because they want unthinking lobby fodder which does what it is told. MPs with integrity are doomed from the beginning; the machine is designed to crush them.

    Parliament should consist of freely elected representatives of the people, and party leaders should be forbidden by law from influencing the selection process.

    To go back to where Guido began; this is a test of the integrity of Parliament and the people in it, and we know for sure that they are going to fail it.

  116. 467
    David Cameron says:

    I have decided to produce and sell a strong alcoholic drink called “Responsibly”.

    That way everyone in the country can get shit faced drinking responsibly.

    And all the other drinks makers will be advertising for me on their cans with the slogan “please drink responsibly”.

    Probably will piss off the government as well.

  117. 470
    barefootcontessa says:

    Alistair Campbell didn’t cry, he wasn’t upset, he was angry. His over exaggerated hand movements, his blinking eyes, his lack of straight on eye contact said it all. He was struggling to lie convincingly, finding it difficult to remember the plot he had cooked up with Blair, and his brain simply imploded. He didn’t cry. If he could, he would have hit Andrew Marr. Andrew Marr behaved like a puppy dog, who , completely without experience manages to catch a rabbit, then simply doesn’t know what to do with it! Andrew Marr had the little shit on the ropes, but let him re-enter the fray at the count of 9.

    • 485
      John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

      Andrew Marr is a weak little sycophant towards anybody in politics. He’s a little bit like Evan Davies, too nice, too puppy-like and too much on the side of Labour.

  118. 471
    George Osborne aka Johnny Fartpants says:

    40 Pikeys arrive at the gates of heaven.
    St. Peter says “we’ve only got room for 12, so decide amongst yourselves who’s coming in”.
    Five minutes later St. Peter says to God, “they’ve gone”.
    God says “What all 40 of them?”
    St. Peter says, “No the fucking gates.”

    • 492
      CCHQ says:

      I think George should take up the name Johnny Fartpants, especially in the Chavtown areas. Thank you so much for your contribution.

  119. 472
    Anonymous says:

    Is blubbing a New Labour tactic for winning the sympathy vote?

    We’ve had Gordo and Alistair “cascading” live on the telly. When can we expect the “Troughing Trio” to appear at the bar of the house to turn on the waterworks?

    • 488
      The Pies Have It says:

      The next thing you know, Jim Devine will be claiming he’s a bulimic.

      • 539
        Devine inspiration says:

        Ah, I’ve found it in the dictionary at last. I’ve been looking since 6.55. Can somebody explain why I should imitate a bull?

  120. 474
    Deep Shit! says:

    Britain should be seen in the same category of countries as Greece and Spain, who are facing severe debt problems, a leading economist has said.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8503090.stm

  121. 480
    Adolf says:

    yet another downfall parody

  122. 483
    nell says:

    http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/NOT-resign/

    A Downing Street e petition asking the PM NOT to resign has just 87 signatures. Poor gordon, the polls might be volatile at the moment but clearly gordon is unloved.

    piersmorgan thinks his interview with gordon is going to revive gordon’s chances of winning the next election, he also told friends that he hoped it would win him a peerage!! Well he’ll be in good company with sugar, uddin and gorbals mick won’t he??!!

    • 490
      The Pies Have It says:

      nell, are you implying that Piers Morgan has ulterior motives in elevating our PM to soap star status?

      • 496
        nell says:

        I think that’ll have to be failed soap star status.

        As for piers and ulterior motives – well would you willingly do a two and half hour interview with gordon weeping all over the floor unless you thought there was something worthwhile in it for you?

        Mind you Old Holborn is saying on his site that you can buy peerages for £21.99 whilst stocks last – so maybe that’s what piers will have to do if gordon let’s him down, as he probably will.

      • 553
        Qua tunc says:

        Peer Morgan perhaps?

  123. 491
    John Terry I am snide and treacherous says:

    Alistair Campbell was almost crying because he just read the reviews about his sex scene in his new laugh out loud novel.

  124. 501
    Mike Naylor says:

    After seeing Gordon crying in that interview with objective journalist Piers Morgan, I can now say that I will vote him in again for the next five years, and that I am no longer a floating voter. In fact I was going to vote Tory, but they still haven’t explained how they will stop eating babies and killing poor people.

  125. 507
    Down with Brown! says:

    Campbell loses the plot for those of you who missed it:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8502730.stm

  126. 511
    Gooey Blob says:

    Tears for Piers.

    I’m sure Gordon’s tears were genuine, but the timing is deeply cynical. It should not have happened so close to an election, and just shows how desperate and pathetic Labour have become under Mandelson and Brown. Labour would be up in arms if Cameron had done the same thing. It just looks as if Brown is using his family to gain a boost in the polls. Very, very tacky.

    I wouldn’t put anything past Labour after this stunt. It seems they’ll try anything.

    • 518
      nell says:

      But of course! These people are unemployable in the real world! What are they going to if they lose the next election?

      Of course gordon hopes he is going to become head of the world bank (though that hope might go the same way as bliar’s for the UE presidency) and ed millitwit will join pachauri to talk rubbish at the un on climate change. But for the most part the rest of them are going to end up on the dole!!!

      • 524
        bank robbers says:

        most of them are gonig to be bankers nell
        or did you think them giving the banks all our money wouldn’t be rewarded?
        Bliars already got his reward

    • 526
      Qua tunc says:

      As I said above there is still time for Brown to ask that his tears should be edited out before transmission

      • 545
        nell says:

        ‘My family are not props’ he said – and he wasn’t going to put them into the limelight .

        That was until he looked like losing the next election.

        As of now he’s prepared to use them shamelessly for his own benefit!!!!

    • 535
      memories of a goldfish says:

      I hear Brown is planning to invite the cameras into his home in cheesy public relations effort to put on a kids and all ‘docusoap’ for the gullible masses to show he’s just an ordinary kind of guy

      what a cun’t

      • 542
        Qua tunc says:

        Kids will, with luck, let the cat out of the bag.
        ” Can we go to see our real daddy today please”

  127. 513
    EU Barmy Army says:

    A long time ago, Britain and France were at war. During one battle, the French captured an English major. Taking the major to their headquarters, the French general began to question him. The French general asked, “Why do you English officers all wear red coats? Don’t you know the red material makes you easier targets for us to shoot at?” The major informed the general that the reason English officers wear red coats is so that if they are shot, the blood won’t show and the men they are leading won’t panic.

    And that is why from that day to now all French Army officers wear brown pants.

  128. 514
    grobdj says:

    As usual the media are giving Cambell Blair and Brown an easy ride

    Politicians have to make decisions blah blah blah

    Let’s not forget, these are the ones who gave us politics without principle, a Labour Party detached from its foundations, errors of judgement without resignations, and they still have the nerve to preach without humility or humanity

  129. 515
    Definitive..privilege is restricted to speech only says:

    I should also remind the House, as stated in chapter 7 of “Erskine May,” that parliamentary privilege has never prevented the operation of the criminal law. [Interruption.] Order. The Joint Committee on Parliamentary Privilege in its authoritative report in 1999 said that the precincts of the House are not and should not be

    “a haven from the law”.

    There is therefore no special restriction on the police searching the parliamentary precincts in the course of a criminal proceeding—nor has there ever been.

  130. 517
    nell says:

    http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/UK-Troops-Take-Part-In-Operation-Moshtarak-Against-Taliban-Major-General-Messenger-Interviewed/Article/201002115544229?lpos=Politics_Carousel_Region_1&lid=ARTICLE_15544229_UK_Troops_Take_Part_In_Operation_Moshtarak_Against_Taliban%3A_Major_General_Messenger_Interviewed

    I read this with a heavy heart.

    We have announced, in advance, that Operation Moshtarak is about to be launched by British American and Afghan troops, to clear the taliban out of central Helmand.

    gordon thinks by making an announcement in advance of the attack that some taliban will come over to our side ( human rights and all that!!)

    Churchill he aint!! Please God keep our lads safe!!

    • 522
      • 528
        nell says:

        Now that has really made me want to cry.!!!!

        Stay safe! those lads that are involved in this attack.

        And why has gordon allowed a prior notice of this attack to go out which means that more of our lads are going die because the enemy was given a warning to prepare rather than being taken by surprise.

        What an idiot he is!!!

    • 529
      WMD says:

      they did this last year and the year before that and the…
      getting the picture yet?

      assualt in an effort to put pressure on the taliban to surrender or choose sides
      most taliban melt away to other provinces, some get hit along with a proportion of the locals stoking anti-western pro taliban feeling and some taliban bide their time or engage in hit and run attacks
      but this time they are going to throw some more troops at them to begin with and throw taxpayers money at the taliban afterwards

      genius

      didn’t work then, won’t work now, won’t work next year or in five years
      Afghanistan population = about 30 million

      troops out now

      • 534
        nell says:

        Sorry but it’s not just taxpayers money gordon is throwing away is it?! It’s the lives of our lads that’s more important, except gordon doesn’t seem to understand that !!!

        If gordon wants to make these prior announcements of attacks he should have faith in his own conviction and be out there in a red uniform with a union jack preparing to march ahead of the troops as they go into battle.

        Where is gordon at the moment??? – Oh! sobbing under the Cabinet Office table still getting over his interview with piersmorgan.

        Well sara it’s time you told him to get some backbone!!!

        • 543
          WMD says:

          the General agrees with it as does the American forces whose idea it was and when Cameron finds out what his opinion is he will no doubt back the coalition offensive

          what exactly do you think ‘one of the most corrupt countries in the world’ means nell ?
          and why do you think the Afghan civilians who could flee were fleeing weeks before this ?

          because this happens every year at about this time and because even if the General Messenger hadn’t announced it the corrupt Afghan Government and Military is full of taliban sympathisers who had leaked the attack and very obvious troop buildup for it weeks ago for cash or just because they are taliban agents

          when I see Dave giving a cast iron guarantee to join the troops in battle I’ll take your last comments seriously

          one of these days you are going to realise that anyone supporting this continuing War is clearly happy to see the deaths of UK troops continue

          • nell says:

            Trouble is WMD , whatever cameron thinks is not important at the moment. cameron’s not in power.

            GORDON is in power and he has either precipitated or agreed with this pre-attack announcement going out!

            He should have blocked it and he hasn’t. And if our lads die because of this inexcusable blunder, then the only person to blame is gordon!!

            It is his job to protect our lads in battle so how can he let this happen??!!!

          • Taliban Bletchley pass, monitering nell's broadcasts says:

            nell. Do you really think that the announcement of the operation was entirely down to Brown’s inability to keep his trap shut?

          • WMD says:

            you think our lads might die in an Afghan offensive ?
            surely not nell

            you’re naivite it stretching credulity now
            it’s becoming apparent you just want to use this as a party political football and the troops deaths as crude bludgeons in partisan politicking
            I’m sure the troops are moved by your concern

            trouble is Cameron agrees with the war therefor all this bluster about he’s not in power yet is entirely unconvincing
            or perhaps you think it will all be over in a month or two ?

            those in Labour who are as odiously partisan as you appear to be will switch all blame to Cameron when he gets in and post the precise same things you are blaming Cameron personally and no-one else for every troop death as they mount up

            I will continue to blame those who support the war as that is clearly where the blame lies
            that means Bush and Obama
            and that means Brown has blood on his hands right now for this continuing madness and it means Cameron does too for supprting it
            and if Cameron gets in it will mean whoever leads Labour will have blood on their hands for supporting the war and Cameron will have blood on his hands for implementing it

            troops out now

            no if’s but’s or maybe’s

  131. 519
    Johnnie Ray Gordon's Tutor says:

    If your heartaches seem to hang around too long
    And your blues keep getting bluer with each song
    Remember sunshine can be found behind the cloudy skies
    So let your hair down and go on and cry……..then resign

  132. 530
    yvonne says:

    Jeremy Clarkson doesn’t really explain why he lamped Piers Morgan, but explanations in this case are superfluous aren’t they?

  133. 531
    Twitterer to the masses says:

    Gordon and I crying on telly. Do watch

  134. 532
    LeeSouthend says:

    “Is there not one good MP who will put a motion to this effect before the House?”
    I think the expences scandle has shown that there are very few “good MPs” in parliment.
    As James Whale said on Sky the other day whoever your MP is vote for some one else get them all out!

    • 547
      Bloo Sky Thinking says:

      Why not hold a National Lottery style election. Every adult gets one ticket and the first 646 tickets drawn get to become an MP.
      OK, The law of averages predicts that you’re bound to get a few Jim Devines or Alan Duncans , but can the odds be any worse?

  135. 546
    TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

    Tony Blair 1997: “We will not only be whiter than white, but be seen to be whiter than white”

    Jack Straws (Father=coward, brother=sex offender, son=drug pusher) constituency 2009:
    http://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2009/06/new_labour_post.html

    Who the fuck thinks May 2010 will be any different?

    • 550
      nell says:

      whiter than white ? = bliar and hain who have both become orange. Or maybe that is yellow as in coward !!!

      • 552
        Old Father Thames says:

        All governments end in ridicule and contempt. As it has been, so it will continue.

  136. 560
    Dull person says:

    One good MP is no use without Government support.

    If Harriet Harman doesn’t table this resolution within the next few days, it will speak volumes.

  137. 561
    DisgustedOfMitcham2 says:

    There probably is one good MP. Maybe even a dozen or so. Trouble is, the 600-odd others would vote against such a motion, so they’d be wasting their time.

  138. 562
    Derek says:

    Why all this messy debate about going to Law?

    There is a more-direct route by which these thieves – not just the four now charged but all 390 of them – can be punished.

    Every last one of them should be made the subject of an in-depth investigation by HMRC of all of their financial affairs. Any other business man who had acted as they have done would have had a visit from a tax inspector long before now.

    There is already enough dirt on them to justify this measure, and it would be astonishing if such investigations failed to turn up a lot more besides.

    HMRC has draconian powers; it is its own judge and jury; it can impose financial penalties several times the value of the amounts fiddled. And there still remains the option of instituting criminal procedings at the end of the investigating process.

    Oh please, please, is there a tax inspector out there somewhere, reading these pages?

  139. 564
    nick says:

    “Innocent until proven guilty”?
    Don’t be fucking silly.



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